Utah House, Senate candidates to discuss air, water, energy, data centers, economy at Park City forum – Park Record

The event, called A Livable Utah Is on the Ballot, will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.

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6, at the Jim Santy Auditorium in Park City.

The event is free and open to the public and is hosted by the Wasatch Back Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.

The forum will feature candidates for Utah House Districts 4 and 59 as well as the Forward Party challenger for Sen.

Ron Winterton’s District 20 seat.

The discussion will focus on how state decisions about water use and conservation, the Great Salt Lake, air quality, energy, data centers, growth and economic development affect livability across the region.

“These seats are the Wasatch Back’s voice in the Utah Legislature, and the decisions made by our representatives affect our communities and our daily lives,” said Joan Entwistle, co-chair of the Wasatch Back Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby.

“Voters need to know who represents them and communicate with them about the issues that matter most.